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A Vietnam War-era A-7D Corsair II aircraft from South Sioux City's closed Martin Field will be refurbished at the 185th Air Refueling Wing, then moved to Siouxland Freedom Park.

The first half of 2024 in Siouxland was marked by significant events including a school shooting, a double homicide, severe weather incidents, and the opening of new infrastructure.

Rabbi Mendel Katzman discussed a Chanukah celebration at the Sioux City Convention Center on December 30, 2024.

The Dorothy Pecaut Nature Center in Sioux City is recycling fresh-cut, live Christmas trees into wood chips for hiking trails until January 17th.

Jason Bowman, a councilman with over two decades of service in South Sioux City, resigns due to a forthcoming move rendering him ineligible to serve, following contributions to significant city developments.

Sioux City's Cone Park, in partnership with Dorothy Pecaut Nature Center and local Parks & Recreation departments, introduces guided snowshoeing opportunities starting January 8 to promote active winter lifestyles.

At 44, J.D. Scholten pitched professionally for the Sioux City Explorers, survived a bus fire, donated his jersey to the Baseball Hall of Fame, and won reelection to the Iowa House, being named The Journal's 2024 Newsmaker of the Year.

Ginger Billy: Comedic Insights from a Country Perspective

Ginger Billy, a popular tattooed comedian and former respiratory therapist, shares humorous stories about his life in South Carolina during a live performance.

Piano Recital by Ross Mosier

Experience a captivating performance by pianist Ross Mosier at Morningside University's Eppley Auditorium.